How to get a link to the XML file from the store platform

How to get the link to the XML file from your store platform?

If you don’t know where to find the link to the Google Shopping XML file, check the instructions for your store platform. In most e-commerce systems you’ll find the product feed in the integration settings, data export, price comparison sites, or Google Merchant Center.

For Shoptet, new RedCart, WooCommerce and WordPress there’s a ready-made integration available in the Semly panel. You’ll find it in the Integrations section.

BaseLinker

1. Log in to the BaseLinker panel

2. Go to Additional modules > XML Export Module

3. Set up a new feed in a format compatible with Google Shopping

4. Enable a public link to the file if such an option is available

5. Copy the URL of the generated XML file

BigCommerce

1. Go to Apps > Marketplace

2. Install a feed generation app, e.g. ShoppingFeeder or Google Shopping Feed

3. Set up the product feed

4. Enable feed publishing

5. Copy the generated XML link

Ecwid

1. In the Ecwid panel go to Marketing > Google Shopping

2. Use the built-in sync or an external app, e.g. ExportFeed

3. Configure the XML feed

4. Copy the public URL of the XML file

IdoSell

1. Go to Data export > Export to Google Merchant Center

2. Generate an XML feed

3. Set public access to the file in the access section

4. Copy the URL of the generated XML file

Magento / Adobe Commerce

1. Install a product feed extension, e.g. Mirasvit Product Feed

2. Set up the feed in Google Shopping XML format

3. Enable the feed publication

4. Copy the URL of the XML file

OpenCart

1. Install the extension for Google Merchant or Google Shopping Feed

2. In the extension settings, choose the Google XML format

3. Generate the product feed

4. Copy the public URL of the XML file

PrestaShop

1. Install the module for Google Merchant Center or XML export

2. Choose the Google Shopping XML format

3. Configure the product range

4. Generate the feed

5. Copy the URL link to the XML file

RedCart

New, current version of RedCart

For the new RedCart, first check the ready-made integration in Semly.

1. Go to the Integrations section in the Semly panel

2. Choose the RedCart integration

3. Follow the store connection instructions

Old version of RedCart

1. Go to Marketing and integrations > Price comparison sites > Add price comparison site

2. Find the Google Merchant Center app

3. Click Add

4. Select the price comparison site

5. Choose the Generate now option

6. Copy the XML URL from the Link to integration file field

7. Paste the link in the Semly panel

Shoper

1. Go to Integrations > Google Merchant Center

2. Generate an XML file

3. Right-click Link to the XML document

4. Choose Copy link address

5. Paste the link in the Semly panel

Shopify

For Shopify, first use the Semly integration available in the Shopify App Store. Apps in the Shopify App Store are used to extend the store's features and can integrate Shopify with external tools, so this is the simplest way to connect your store with Semly.

1. Log in to the Shopify admin panel

2. Go to Apps

3. Open Shopify App Store

4. Search for the Semly

5. Install the app

6. Follow the store connection instructions

7. After installation, go back to the Semly panel and check the integration status

For Shopify, we recommend the ready-made integration from the Shopify App Store. Treat the Google Shopping XML file as an alternative if for some reason you can’t use the integration.

If you want to use an XML file manually, you can use an app that generates a product feed in Google Shopping XML format and then paste the generated link into Semly.

Shoptet

For Shoptet, first check the ready-made integration in Semly.

1. Go to the Integrations section in the Semly panel

2. Select the Shoptet integration

3. Follow the store connection instructions

If you want to use an XML file manually:

1. Go to Tools > Export or Products > Export to comparators

2. Choose the Google XML format

3. Generate the feed

4. Copy the link to the XML file

Shopware

1. Go to Marketing > Product Feeds

2. Create a new feed

3. Choose the Google Shopping

4. Set up the feed

5. Copy the XML file link

Sky-Shop

1. Go to Eksport danych > Eksport do porównywarek > Google Shopping

2. Generate a product feed

3. Copy the public XML file URL

Squarespace Commerce

1. Use an external app, e.g. DataFeedWatch or ShoppingFeeder

2. Set up a product feed in the Google Shopping XML format

3. Enable publishing of the feed

4. Copy the public URL of the XML file

WooCommerce / WordPress

For WooCommerce and WordPress, first check the ready-made integration in Semly.

1. In the Semly panel, go to the Integrations section

2. Choose the WooCommerce or WordPress integration

3. Follow the instructions to connect your site or store

If you want to use the XML file manually:

1. Install a product feed plugin, e.g. Product Feed PRO for WooCommerce or CTX Feed

2. Go to the plugin settings

3. Choose the Google Shopping XML

4. Set up the product range

5. Generate the feed

6. Copy the XML file URL

Sellingo

Sellingo might not offer direct export in Google Shopping XML format. In that case, you can export product data to XML or CSV and then convert it to a format compatible with Google Merchant Center.

1. Export product data to XML or CSV

2. Prepare a file in Google Shopping XML format

3. Put the file on your own server or in the cloud

4. Make sure the file is publicly accessible

5. Copy the link to the XML file

6. Paste the link in Semly

The XML file must be publicly accessible or protected with a login and password, which you can add in Semly. If the link only opens after logging into the store panel, Semly won’t be able to fetch products without access data.

Another store platform

If your platform isn’t on the list, check sections like this in your store panel:

• Google Merchant Center

• Google Shopping

• Price comparison sites

• Product export

• XML export

• Product feed

• Integrations

• Marketplace

• Apps or modules

Look for an option to generate a product feed compatible with Google Shopping XML.

If the platform lets you export products to Google Merchant Center, in most cases you can use the same link in Semly.